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David Lado and Carissa Neufeld of the Elmwood Community Resource Centre with Bill Simard and Alison Black of the Aboriginal Learning and Literacy Centre at the Literacy Practitioners' Breakfast at LPM on December 1st. |
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Literacy Partners of Manitoba believes that literacy is a human right , that literacy is everyone's business, and that all Manitobans have a part to play.
LPM is the voice for adult and family literacy in Manitoba.
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| January 27, 2007 What: Family Literacy Day Where: across Canada When: January 27, 2007 Contact: literacy@ mts.net with news of your event |
Minister introduces legislation that would create Manitoba's first adult literacy act
Canadian Paediatric Society recognizes low literacy as a critical health issue
Minister McGifford gives additional $200,000 to adult literacy programs
An open letter to Manitoba MPs, Senators and MLAs on the recent federal cuts to literacy
A clarification of issues raised in the Winnipeg Sun on October 6
Ministers of Education Reaffirm Leadership Role in Pan Canadian Education Issues
Federal government details spending cuts
Transcona Literacy Centre holds writing contest
LPM and ASEC form partnership agreement
Premier Doer appoints minister for literacy
Daphne Prince receives Council of the Federation Literacy Award
Thompson Library and Nisichawasikh Cree Nation make historic commitment to literacy and education
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